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Zoho Brings Database & Reporting Online

Posted by | Oct 4, 2007 | , |

Zoho Brings Database & Reporting Online

Zoho DB Features Online Database along with Visual Data Analytics

PLEASANTON, Calif. — October 4, 2007 — Bringing the power of traditional
databases to people who work online, Zoho today announced Zoho DB.
Available at (http://db.zoho.com/), Zoho DB is an online database and
reporting application that blends database functionalities with visual data
analysis. For a video tour of Zoho DB, please visit
(http://www.viddler.com/raju/videos/12/).

“With Zoho DB, we want to simplify data analysis based on your data in a
database.

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Deals: DEVONagent 40% off today only

Posted by | Oct 1, 2007 | |

Today’s featured promo on MacUpdate offers DEVONagent 2.2 for US$29.95 (40% off, retail $49.95). “DEVONagent is the solution for you if you are tired of clicking hundreds of links delivered by Google & Co. just to find out that most of the links are either outdated, broken or lead to junk pages. It communicates with search engines, digs for you through all the results and gives you only those documents that are really worth reading.” DEVONagent 2.2 requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.

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CDFinder 5.0.2

Posted by | Oct 1, 2007 | , |

CDFINDER 5.0.2 RELEASED

October 1, 2007, Langenhahn, Germany

West-Forest-Systems today announced the immediate availability of
CDFinder 5.0.2 for download.

CDFinder is the unique software solution to organize your disk and
data archive, and to keep track of digital media assets.

CDFinder is the unique disk cataloging utility for the Apple
Macintosh that catalogs any data disk, CD-ROM, DVD, iPod,
network volume, Audio-CD, Blue-Ray, HD-DVD, and more.

Several unique features set CDFinder apart from the rest of the crowd.
CDFinder can
– import 9 catalog formats of other vendor

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Apple should learn from US in European iPhone deal

Posted by | Sep 20, 2007 | |

“As European deals for Apple’s iPhone are announced, the chosen operators will be well advised to learn from the experiences of AT&T Wireless in the US when it comes to billing users,” says Analysys, a global adviser on telecoms, IT and media. “The kick to mobile data usage given by the iPhone in the US market resulted in some subscribers receiving bills that were very large physically — in extreme cases running to hundreds of pages — detailing every mobile data event.

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